This is a creative and artistic piece of work that suggests through the tones and colours that it was done by watercolour, oil, or a tool with a similar texture. Although it can be seen as many different things like a person, or a scene, it is still abstract even though in a way it is representing things and people. The artwork uses colour, tone, texture, lines and shape very effectively and causes the picture to be light, but dark, soft, but strong and really stand out.
We are starting to work on our prac pieces where we listen to music and draw what we hear. We have done the same thing with 'Practical Magic' many times over so when we listened to the love song from the movie Ghost, we knew what sort of things were expected from us:
In art we have been doing abstract drawings of things we have felt, smelt or tasted.
Abstract means non-representational. In other words, it isn't a drawing of something in particular, just lines, shapes, tones and textures. One of the abstract artists we have looked at is Paul Klee (pronounced Clay).
I love the contrast.
This site is so cool. http://www.portrait.gov.au/animated/ These artistic animations are entertaining, creative and very interesting to watch. My fave is Flippin' Through My Mind by Matt Taylor.
